Determine the FEMA flood zone for a coordinate. Pass lat and lon. Returns the FEMA flood zone code (e.g. AE, VE, X), its subtype, whether the point is in a Special Flood Hazard Area (isSFHA — the 1% annual-chance floodplain where flood insurance is mandatory for federally backed mortgages), a plain-language risk level (high / moderate / minimal / undetermined / unmapped) and description, the static base flood elevation and depth when published, and the source FIRM panel id. Data: FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer (NFHL), free and public-domain. When no flood polygon intersects the point, returns mapped=false (usually Zone X / minimal risk or unmapped — not a guarantee of zero risk). Use for property risk screening, insurance/mortgage context, and siting decisions; geocode an address with /api/geocode/address first to get the coordinate.

Geolocate a single IPv4 or IPv6 address. Returns country (name + ISO code), region (name + code), city, ZIP, lat/lon, timezone, ISP, organization, and AS number + name. For bulk lookups (up to 100 IPs in one call) use /api/ipinfo/bulk instead. Lat/lon precision is city-level, not GPS.

Static risk & context dossier for a US location. Pass lat+lon or a US address (geocoded for you). Composes five authoritative, keyless federal sources into one answer an agent cannot derive from training: Census place context (county, state, census tract, congressional district), FEMA flood zone + Special-Flood-Hazard-Area status, USGS ASCE 7-16 seismic design parameters (Ss, S1, SDS, SD1, seismic design category, PGA), the nearest NOAA/GHCN climate station, and — when a zip is supplied — US Census ACS 5-year demographics. Each layer is isolated: one source failing does not fail the rest. This is the slow-moving structural-risk picture (siting, insurance, due diligence), distinct from real-time weather/earthquake conditions.

Everything around a coordinate in one call: nearby airports (IATA/ICAO, type, distance), public K-12 schools (name, district, enrollment, distance), NOAA climate stations (for chaining into /api/climate/station-history), and earthquakes from the past week (magnitude, depth, time). Pass lat/lon plus optional radiusKm (default 25, max 200) and per-category limit (default 5). Each category returns an independent found/error block, so one slow source never empties the rest. Site assessment, relocation research, travel planning, and risk screening. Each category is also a standalone endpoint (/api/airport/near, /api/edu/school-lookup, /api/climate/station-near, /api/quakes/recent).

Resolve a postal/ZIP code to its place name(s), administrative divisions, and coordinates. Pass `postalCode` and a 2-letter `country` (default US). Returns each matching locality: place, admin1 (state/province name + code), admin2 (county/district), and lat/lon. International — covers major markets (US, GB, CA, DE, FR, AU, NL, ES, IT, CH, SE, MX). Use it to normalize and enrich addresses, derive the state/county for a ZIP, or geolocate a postal code in an ETL pipeline.

Resolve a US ZIP code to the census tract(s), county, CBSA (metro), and congressional district it covers — each with HUD-USPS allocation ratios (by residential, business, other, and total address counts). A ZIP is a mail-delivery route set, not a polygon, so it spans multiple geographies; the ratios tell you how much of the ZIP falls in each — the canonical join when you have a ZIP but a dataset is keyed by county/tract/district. Source: HUD-USPS ZIP Crosswalk (public domain).

Forward geocoding — free-text address or place name → latitude/longitude plus structured address components (houseNumber, road, suburb, city, county, state, postcode, country, countryCode). Query: q (2-500 chars), limit (1-10, default 5), country (optional 2-letter ISO 3166-1 bias). Underlying data is OpenStreetMap (ODbL). Sister: /api/geocode/reverse.

Reverse geocoding — latitude/longitude → nearest formatted address plus structured components (houseNumber, road, suburb, city, county, state, postcode, country, countryCode). Query: lat (-90..90), lon (-180..180). Underlying data is OpenStreetMap (ODbL). Sister: /api/geocode/address.

Branches of a repository: name, head commit sha, and protection flag. Read-only; no caller key needed.

Commit history for a repository: sha, message, author name + GitHub login, date, and URL. Optionally filter by branch/tag (sha), file path, or author. Paginate. Read-only; no caller key needed.

Top contributors to a repository, ranked by commit count: login, contributions, account type, and profile URL. Read-only; no caller key needed.

List issues for a repository (pull requests excluded): number, title, state, author, labels, comment count, and created/updated times. Filter by state (open/closed/all) and labels; paginate. Read-only; no caller key needed.

Programming-language breakdown of a repository: each language with its byte count and percentage of the codebase, sorted by size. Read-only; no caller key needed.

List pull requests for a repository: number, title, state, author, draft flag, merged status + time, head/base branch, and created time. Filter by state (open/closed/all); paginate. Read-only; no caller key needed.

Fetch a repository's README, decoded to UTF-8 text (name, path, size, content, URL). Optionally pin to a branch/tag/sha via ref. Useful for summarizing or indexing a project. Read-only; no caller key needed.

List a repository's releases: tag, name, draft/prerelease flags, author, published time, and release notes body. Paginate. Track a project's version history. Read-only; no caller key needed.

GitHub repository metadata: full name, owner, description, stars, forks, watchers, open issues, primary language, topics, SPDX license, default branch, homepage, archived flag, and created/updated/pushed timestamps. Read-only; no GitHub key needed by the caller.

List a user or organization's repositories (each with stars, forks, language, topics, license, timestamps). Sort by updated/created/pushed/full_name; filter type owner/member; paginate. Read-only; no caller key needed.

Search code across GitHub with the code-search syntax (e.g. 'defineEndpoint repo:AlleyFord/2s' or 'addEventListener language:js'). Returns total match count + file name, path, repository, and URL for each hit. Read-only; no caller key needed.

Search GitHub repositories with the full query syntax (e.g. 'x402 language:typescript stars:>100'). Sort by stars/forks/updated. Returns total match count + repos with stars, language, topics, license, timestamps. Read-only; no caller key needed.

Git tags of a repository (name + commit sha), most recent first. Pair with github.releases for published releases. Read-only; no caller key needed.

GitHub user or organization profile: login, name, company, blog, location, bio, type (User/Organization), followers, following, public repo + gist counts, and account creation date. Read-only; no caller key needed.

Quarterly real GDP by US state from the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) Regional accounts — all-industry total, in millions of chained (inflation-adjusted) dollars. Requires state (2-letter); optionally a specific year (defaults to the last 5 years). Returns the state name plus GDP observations (period like 2025Q2, real GDP in millions USD, unit), newest quarter first. Free, public-domain (BEA). Authoritative state economic-output data an LLM cannot recall — for economic research, regional analysis, and market sizing.

Stream the latest US Congressional bill summaries via Congress.gov. Each row is a CRS-authored summary attached to a specific version of a bill (Introduced, Reported to House, Engrossed in Senate, Public Law, etc.). Filter by congress + bill type. Returns the underlying bill metadata + summary text + version code + action date. Use this for change-detection on bills you care about, or to power agent-side "what did Congress just pass" feeds.

FMCSA motor-carrier (trucking/bus company) safety profile. Pass dot (USDOT number) for the full record: legal/DBA name, state, interstate/intrastate operation, operating-authority status (allowedToOperate), FMCSA safety rating, fleet size (drivers + power units), crash history (total/fatal/injury/tow-away), roadside-inspection history with driver + vehicle out-of-service rates, and the CSA BASIC measures (Unsafe Driving, Hours-of-Service, Driver Fitness, Controlled Substances, Vehicle Maintenance, Hazmat, Crash Indicator) with violation counts. Or pass name to search → matching carriers with their DOT numbers. Free, public-domain US DOT data (keyed). For commercial-auto/freight underwriting, broker/shipper vetting, and vendor due diligence — the authorization + safety record an agent can't get from training.

Look up or list US Congressional amendments via Congress.gov. Pass congress + type + number to fetch a single amendment with full sponsor + action history. Or filter list by congress + type + date range. Amendment types: hamdt=House Amendment, samdt=Senate Amendment, suamdt=Senate Unprinted Amendment.

Look up or search US Congressional bills via the Library of Congress Congress.gov API. Pass congress + type + number to fetch a specific bill (title, sponsors, latest action, action/amendment/committee counts, policy area, congress.gov URL). Or omit number to list bills filtered by congress, bill type (hr | s | hjres | sjres | hconres | sconres | hres | sres), date range, with pagination + sort. Bill type semantics: hr=House Bill, s=Senate Bill, hjres/sjres=joint resolution, hconres/sconres=concurrent resolution, hres/sres=simple resolution.

List or look up US Congressional committees (Library of Congress Congress.gov). Pass systemCode (e.g. "hspw00") to fetch a single committee with full detail (members, subcommittees, history, hearings, jurisdiction). Or filter list by congress + chamber (house | senate | joint). Standard system codes follow chamber prefix + abbreviation + suffix convention.

Track US House members' financial-disclosure filings — including Periodic Transaction Reports (PTRs), the STOCK Act filings where members must disclose their stock trades within 45 days. Defaults to PTRs; pass type=annual|candidate|amendment|all to see other disclosure kinds. Filter by member name (q), 2-letter state, filing year, or filing-date range (dateFrom/dateTo). Each result gives the member, state + district, filing type (with a readable label), the filing/disclosure date, and a direct link to the source document (docUrl). The envelope total is the full count matching your filter — so q=Pelosi or year=2026 answers 'how many PTRs did they file'. Covers 2008→present (~8,200 PTRs), refreshed daily so new filings appear within ~a day. Note: by law trades are disclosed up to 45 days after they happen — this is current-to-the-filing, not real-time. Data: US House Clerk (public domain).

Look up or list US Congressional hearings via Congress.gov. Pass congress + chamber + jacketNumber to fetch a single hearing with full detail (title, dates, committee, transcripts/recordings if available). Or filter list by congress + chamber, with optional date range. Hearings cover committee testimony from the executive branch, subject experts, and stakeholders — primary-source material for oversight + policy research.

Look up or search members of the US Congress via Library of Congress Congress.gov API. Pass bioguideId (e.g. M001190) to fetch one member (full bio, terms, party history, leadership roles, sponsored + cosponsored legislation counts, official website, address). Or filter by congress + state + district, with currentMember=true to limit to seated members. Bioguide IDs are stable across history and are the canonical Congress-member identifier.

Look up or list US presidential nominations (cabinet, judicial, executive) sent to the Senate for confirmation via Congress.gov. Pass congress + number for a single nomination with full action history. Or filter list by congress + date range. Each row carries: citation (PN###-#), description (nominee + position), receivedDate, nominationType (civilian / military / etc.), organization, latest action (committee referral, hearing, confirmation, withdrawal). Essential for confirmation-tracking + judicial-vetting agents.

List daily Congressional Record issues via Congress.gov — the official transcripts and proceedings of the US House and Senate, daily. Filter by year + month + day to narrow to a specific date or month. Each issue carries volume, issue number, publish date, and links to per-section content (Daily Digest, Senate, House, Extensions of Remarks) with PDF + sub-section URLs. Primary source for what was said on the floor.

Search individual US Congress member stock trades, parsed from STOCK Act Periodic Transaction Reports into clean rows. Filter by member name (q, e.g. "Pelosi"), ticker (e.g. NVDA), transaction type (purchase | sale | exchange | partial_sale), 2-letter state, chamber, or transaction-date range (dateFrom/dateTo). Each trade returns the member + state/district, owner (self/spouse/joint/dependent), ticker + asset description, buy/sell, the disclosed dollar RANGE (amountMin/amountMax — disclosures are ranges, not exact), the transaction date, the disclosure date, days-to-disclose (compliance lag), and a link to the source filing PDF. The envelope total is the full count matching your filter — so ticker=NVDA&type=purchase counts who bought NVIDIA. Amounts are ranges by law; trades are disclosed up to 45 days after they happen (current-to-the-filing). Coverage: US House + Senate e-filed PTRs; scanned/handwritten reports are parsed separately. Data: US House Clerk / US Senate eFD (public domain). Cross-ref /api/gov/congress-filings for the raw filing index.

Look up or list international treaties transmitted to the US Senate for advice and consent via Congress.gov. Pass congress + number (optionally + suffix for partitioned treaties) to fetch a single treaty with parties, topic, transmittal date, and consideration status. Or list by congress. Returns the congress the treaty was received in, the congress that considered it (if any), partial-treaty suffix, topic, transmitted date, and count of parties.

Federal counterparty due-diligence dossier on one name, in a single call. Give name (a company or person) and optional state; get back six independent federal/authoritative screens composed into one verdict: SAM.gov registration (UEI/CAGE, active status), SAM federal exclusions (debarment/suspension), OFAC SDN sanctions, GLEIF Legal Entity Identifier, USAspending federal contract-award history, and FARA foreign-agent registration. Returns headline riskFlags (e.g. federally_debarred, sanctions_high_confidence_match, registered_foreign_agent), a cleared boolean (true only when both debarment AND sanctions sources answered and were clean — FARA status is disclosure context and does NOT affect cleared), a summary of booleans, and a per-source found/error/data block so one slow or empty source never fails the whole call. Composition of /api/gov/entity + /api/gov/exclusions + /api/law/sanctions-check + /api/business/lei + /api/gov/usaspending-awards + /api/gov/foreign-agents — all free, public-domain US data. Name matching is probabilistic: review flagged matches manually and confirm with a hard identifier (UEI, LEI) before acting. For vendor onboarding, KYC/AML triage, grant eligibility, and procurement integrity. The federal counterpart to /api/business/entity-screen (which covers state registries).

Resolve a US street address to its congressional district (119th Congress), state, and county, via the US Census Bureau geocoder. Returns the matched/normalized address, latitude/longitude, state (name + 2-letter abbreviation), county, and the district number within the state (null for at-large or non-voting delegate districts). The point-in-polygon district lookup is something an agent can't do from a sandbox. Pair it with the gov/congress.* endpoints to find the representatives once you have the state + district. Public domain, keyless.

Look up entities registered to do business with the US federal government in SAM.gov. Search by ueiSAM (12-char Unique Entity ID), cageCode, or legalBusinessName (provide at least one); page with limit (1-100). Returns each entity with its UEI, CAGE code, legal and DBA name, SAM registration status and dates (registration, expiration, last update), purpose of registration, an active-exclusion flag, physical address, and business types — plus a total match count. Data: SAM.gov entity management, free and public-domain (registration core data; sensitive FOUO sections are not returned). The canonical federal counterparty identity key — pair with /api/gov/exclusions (debarment) and /api/law/sanctions-check (OFAC) for full counterparty due diligence.

EPA Facility Registry Service (FRS) — every regulated facility known to the EPA across all programs (RCRA hazardous waste, NPDES water discharge, SDWA drinking water, TRI toxic release, CAA Clean Air, Superfund, etc.). Filter by state (required), facility name prefix, and EPA program acronym. Each record includes registry ID, primary name, address, city/state/county/zip, EPA region, program system + ID, source-of-data system. Public-domain US government records.

Search EU public-procurement notices from TED (Tenders Electronic Daily) — the official journal of European public tenders. Filter by country (ISO 3-letter buyer country, e.g. DEU, FRA, ESP), cpv (Common Procurement Vocabulary code/prefix, e.g. 72000000 = IT services), and/or keyword (full-text). Each result: publication number, English title, buyer name + country, publication date, tender deadline, CPV codes, notice + procedure type, total value, and links to the notice page + PDF. Power users can pass a raw `query` in TED's expert query language (e.g. '(buyer-country=FRA) AND (FT~"hospital")'). Free, reusable EU open data (attribution). Live procurement intelligence agents can't get from training — for bid discovery, market research, and supplier monitoring across all EU member states.

Check whether a person or company is excluded (debarred or suspended) from receiving US federal contracts, grants, or assistance — the SAM.gov Exclusions list. Search by name (person or entity), ueiSAM, cageCode, and/or classificationType (Individual, Firm, Vessel, Special Entity Designation); page with limit (1-100). Returns each exclusion with the excluded name, classification, exclusion type and program, the excluding agency, UEI, activation and termination dates, and address — plus a total match count. Data: SAM.gov exclusions, free and public-domain. Distinct from /api/law/sanctions-check (OFAC sanctions) — this is federal procurement debarment. Use for vendor onboarding, grant eligibility, and counterparty due diligence; pair with /api/gov/entity and /api/law/sanctions-check.

HUD Fair Market Rents (FMR) for a US county or state — HUD’s annual gross-rent estimate (rent + utilities) by bedroom size (efficiency through 4-bedroom), the basis for Housing Choice Voucher payment standards and other HUD programs. Look up by 5-digit county FIPS (returns the county/metro rents, broken out per ZIP where HUD publishes Small Area FMRs) or by 2-letter state (returns every metro area + county). Optional year (defaults to latest). Source: HUD USER FMR API (US public domain).

Resolve an FCC ID (printed on US wireless/electronic devices) to the grantee — the manufacturer that holds the FCC equipment authorization. Pass fccId in any form (BCG-E3217A, BCGE3217A). Returns the grantee code, the product code, and the grantee company: name, city, state, country, and the date its grantee code was registered. Uses the FCC EAS Equipment Authorization Grantee Registrations open dataset, free and keyless — the "who made this device" lookup an agent reading a label off hardware cannot do natively. (Per-product RF detail — frequencies, equipment class — is not in the open dataset and is out of scope.)

FDA animal and veterinary adverse event reports, newest first. All filters optional. Each record includes AER ID, dates, animal species/gender/breed/age/weight, reactions (VeDDRA-coded), drugs (brand + active ingredients + administration), primary reporter (Veterinarian/Owner/Other). Use cases: veterinary practice safety research, pet food adverse events, livestock drug surveillance. Backed by OpenFDA's /animalandveterinary/event endpoint; public-domain US government records.

FDA medical device adverse event reports (MAUDE), newest first by date received. All filters optional. Each record includes report number, event type, dates received + of event, manufacturer, brand/generic device name, model + catalog numbers, listed device problems, patient outcomes, and primary narrative text. Backed by OpenFDA's /device/event endpoint; public-domain US government records.

Adverse drug event reports from FDA's Adverse Event Reporting System (FAERS) — 9M+ records since 1968 covering serious adverse events, hospitalizations, deaths, and disabilities. Search by drug name (brand/generic/substance, all OR-matched) and optionally filter by MedDRA reaction term. Returns report ID, received date, seriousness flags, patient demographics, MedDRA-coded reactions, implicated drugs (up to 5 per report), and reporting country. Backed by OpenFDA; data is public-domain US government records.

FDA food recall enforcement reports, newest first by report date. All filters optional. Each record includes recall number, status (Ongoing/Completed/Terminated/Pending), classification (Class I/II/III), product description, reason for recall, initial-notification mechanism, voluntary-vs-mandated, recalling firm + city/state/country, distribution pattern, and recall + report dates. Backed by OpenFDA's /food/enforcement endpoint; public-domain US government records.

FDA drug recall enforcement reports, newest first. All filters optional. Each record includes recall number, status (Ongoing/Completed/Terminated/Pending), classification (Class I/II/III), product description, reason for recall, initial-notification mechanism, voluntary-vs-mandated flag, recalling firm name + city/state/country, distribution pattern, and recall + report dates. Backed by OpenFDA's /drug/enforcement endpoint; data is public-domain US government records.

US federal campaign finance from the FEC (openFEC). Two modes: pass name to search candidates (returns FEC candidate id, party, office, state, district, incumbent/challenger, status, and election cycles); or pass candidateId (e.g. P80000722) to get that candidate's aggregate financial totals — total receipts, disbursements, cash on hand, and individual / PAC / party / self contributions in USD for the newest cycle, alongside identity. Free, public-domain (FEC). Search by name first, then pass a returned candidateId back in for the money. For donor/spend diligence, political research, and disclosure lookups.

Search US federal political candidates via the OpenFEC API. Filter by free-text q (name match), candidate ID (e.g. H0VA01076), state, district, party (DEM, REP, IND, LIB, GRE, etc.), office (P=President | S=Senate | H=House), election cycle (even years), election year, and hasRaised (only candidates with reported receipts). Returns FEC candidate ID, name, party, office, state/district, incumbency status, active-through cycle, first/last file dates, cycles, principal committee linkage. Use the candidate ID returned here to fetch their committees with /api/gov/fec-committee.